99. People think others are more easily influenced than they are themselves
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99. People Think Others Are More Easily Influenced Than They Are Themselves
- The "third-person" effect.
- The idea that "others are affected but not me". Most people believe that they are not easily influenced by messages or behaviors.
- How Are We Influenced?
- We are influenced by pictures, images and words. People do not realize that they are being guided in this way. The reaction that most people have is that " Other people are affected by these things, but not me."
- Why do people react this way?
- There are two reasons why people react this way.
- People do not realize that they are being influenced. This affect happens unconsciously.
- People value control and do not want to be considered easily influenced.
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